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List of Paid Blogging Websites That Pay You to Blog

One of the easiest ways to make money online is to set up a blog around a specific topic of interest and generate online income from the display of advertising programs, product sales etc.

Advertisers want more exposure for their businesses and will often purchase sponsored links or written content in a bid to generate public buzz and increase their search engine visibility.

Writing paid post is perhaps the most straight forward ways to earn some revenue from blogging. The way pay post works hasn’t changed much; after reaching mutual agreement with advertisers, you write about them, they pay you.

A List of Paid Blogging Networks

Sponsored Reviews

SponsoredReview takes 35% commission for their services and you’ll earn anything from $10 to 500+ for each review.

BuyBlogReviews

It is One of the get paid to blog sites. They don’t have strict requirements for approval. All you need to have a clean blog with unique contents. They will pay you 70% of your earnings. Payments are made through PayPal.

Review Me

The downside for ReviewMe is that they take a hefty 50% commission for their services, which in my opinion is too large.

PayPerPost

PayPerPost is an incredible new self-service marketplace that allows you to get paid to blog about the products, services and websites you love.

Blogsvertise

The site admins will match advertiser offers to your blog profile and you can choose to accept or reject the offers you see.

Once approved, your blog goes into the assignment queue.

Blogitive

Blogitive will pay all bloggers a flat rate of US $5 per advertiser offer, regardless of the size or popularity of the blog.

LoudLaunch

LoudLaunch is a medium sized paid blogging network which features a moderate amount of advertiser offers. Your blogs need to be more than 2 months old and payment is only made via Paypal.

Bloggerwave

We’ve got advertisers that would like you to write about their products or services.

There doesn’t seem to be many restrictions and you’ll get paid via Paypal.

Smorty

They have some strict requirements regarding the quality of blogs. Your blog must be 3 months old, regularly updated and indexed by Google and Yahoo. You can use multiple blogs. They pays at least $6 per opportunity.

PayU2Blog

PayU2Blog is a medium sized paid blogging network. They are very strict on making approval for quality blogs. In order to qualify, your blog must be in English and at least 60 days old with a pattern of regular posting activity. The blog must have page rank in order to qualify.

Blogging Ads

Blogging Ads started early and recently re-launched with a new look. In order to qualify, your blog must be in English and at least 60 days old with a pattern of regular posting activity. The blog must have minimum page rank 2 in order to qualify.

V7N Contextual

V7N Contextual is not technically a get paid to blog network because most of the time you won’t have to write a blog post. All you’ll have to do is to transform any specific keyword in your blog posts into a link to the advertiser’s website.

LinkWorth

LinkWorth is a search engine marketing company that offers a variety of monetization options for bloggers. For instance, bloggers can sell contextual links within posts or write sponsored posts on specific topics.

Blog To Profit

We connect you with advertisers that are interested in sponsoring your blog, you post to your blog and get paid!

Shvoong

Create link to your abstract elsewhere(on blogs, forums, your personal homepage, or other sites). Spread the word by joining our “Invite a friend” and/or “Affiliates” programs, and earn bonuses equivalent to the invite members’ royalties, upto $100 for every new writer

Why Does Google Allow Ads for AdSense Ready Websites?

Search for something like "work from home", "Internet jobs" or "make money online" on Google and you’ll see a flood of ads promising easy money through the AdSense program.
If you have ever tried AdSense on a site, you probably know how tough it is to make that first dollar but these ads, which are surprisingly served on the Google network itself, make things look so simple. Just order an "AdSense kit" for a few dollars and the money will start rolling in.

So how do these "get rich quick" schemes work? I called the owner of GoogleCashSense.com – they advertise pretty heavily on Google and here’s what he told me about their program.
The whole package costs around Rs 1,100 and in return, they’ll provide you a readymade website with some 110 pages of content. You then put your AdSense Publisher ID in these pages and wait for others to click on your ads.
When I asked him if people can click their own ads, his advice was to "avoid it" or use another computer. He also shared a couple of websites – websyite.com and 66marketing.com – that seem to use the "Cash Sense" program.
As an active web user, you probably won’t believe any of the "promises" made by these schemes but there are real people (and lots of them) who actually fall prey to them.
And GoogleCashSense aren’t just the only player in town – there’s netjobsinindia.com, GoogleCashCow.com, eJobsJunction.com, myGoogleMoney.com and numerous other sites here that use Google’s own AdWords network to trick people into buying their "Made for AdSense" kits. All have similar websites with fake testimonials and photographs of AdSense checks.
Google policies do not allow ads related to promotion of "miracle cures" then why allow ads that promise "miracle cash". True, you can’t prevent people from running such sites but you can at least block them from using your own ad network to promote their sites.

Source- www.labnol.org

Make Some Money by Writing How-To Articles

There are couple of ways by which you can make money on the web by writing how-to tips, useful advice and even opinions.
For instance, you can setup your own website and  add advertisements next to your content – that’s how most blogs (including this one) sustain themselves. The other option is freelancing – you can join an established site in your niche as a writer and they’ll pay you a monthly salary or sometimes a share in the advertising revenue itself.
Then you have a bunch of popular sites like eHow, Hubpages, Squidoo, Associated Content, Examiner and even Google Knol that work on a similar model – you can write content on almost any topic and get paid on a revenue share basis.  A big advantage with writing on such sites is that you only need to focus on creating great content and rest everything – including the article’s layout, SEO, hosting, etc. – is taken care of by the service.
Videojug, one of the most popular how-to websites on the web known for high-quality , is also getting into the game of “user generated content” with the launch of Videojug Pages – it’s a place where anyone can write how-to articles on their favorite topics and get paid per impression.
The system works something like this. You write an how-to article on Videojug Pages using their Tumblr-style online editor and publish it to the web. Videojug will add ads on the page from Google (using your AdSense ID), eBay (using your affiliate ID) as well as their own display ads. You’ll get 100% of the revenue generated from AdSense and eBay while the revenue from display ads will be split 50:50. Not bad!
here’s one very interesting feature that I think is unique to the Videojug service – you can have multiple people contribute to your how-to article and split advertising revenue among them directly inside Videojug. Each article has 100 points, you can hand out some of these points to the various contributors based on the contributions and therefore their percentage revenue share becomes the same as the number of points they own.
The kind of money that you can make by writing articles on these sites may not be enough for you to even consider quitting your day job but if your writings invite decent number of eyeballs, you can probably pay some of your utility bills from the online earnings.

source-www.labnol.org